According to Coinglass data, BTC is currently in a quite delicate position. The $89,000 and $93,000 levels are like a minefield—dropping below one could trigger a liquidation wave of approximately $1.127 billion in long positions; rising above the other could cause $960 million in short positions to rush for the exits.



In simple terms, these two price levels are surrounded by massive liquidation positions. Once the price touches them, market volatility will be extremely intense—robots and large traders' stop-loss orders will cluster and execute, potentially further amplifying market fluctuations. For short-term traders, this is indeed a risk zone that requires extra caution.
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ProposalDetectivevip
· 16h ago
Damn, the area between 89 and 93 is a meat grinder, anyone who goes in there gets skinned alive.
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zkProofInThePuddingvip
· 16h ago
The 89,000 to 93,000 range is really a minefield. One wrong move and you'll get liquidated. I think we need to be cautious with this wave of the market.
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Lonely_Validatorvip
· 16h ago
The 89-93 range is really a knife's edge, waiting to be爆爆爆.
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ColdWalletAnxietyvip
· 16h ago
These two price levels are really like sandwich cookies, with pits both above and below. --- I've had my eyes on the 89-93 range for a long time, feeling like it's about to explode at any moment. --- Billions of liquidation positions are piled up here; how can I dare to move in the short term? --- It's another feast of liquidations. Let's see who gets swept out first. --- Everyone is waiting at 89 and 93, just missing a trigger. --- That's why I still hold my cold wallet and don't worry too much about these. --- Robot stop-loss orders are piling up, and the market is starting to go into a frenzy mode. --- Over 1.1 billion longs and 960 million shorts are confronting each other; neither side will feel good winning.
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GasWranglervip
· 16h ago
honestly, if you actually analyze the mempool data on these liquidation zones, the real play isn't watching price—it's observing the priority fee differential when cascades hit. 11.27b in longs? demonstrably inefficient risk concentration. smart money's already frontrunned this through base layer optimization
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LiquidityLarryvip
· 16h ago
Between 89 and 93, there are over 2 billion in liquidation orders. This is playing with fire.
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